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2020 Conference Program
The program for this year’s conference on November 6th is now finalized. The full schedule is summarized in the table below. To obtain additional information on a session, click on the title (which is linked to the detailed submission on ConfEngine). Thanks to everyone who submitted…
Conference Sponsor – IncrementOne
TAC is pleased to welcome IncrementOne as a sponsor for this year’s Conference. At IncrementOne we see high performing organizations focus on shorter feedback loops, a move towards near-term planning that supports long-term objectives, and on deep customer understanding. In a fast-paced market with uncertainty results…
2020 Annual Conference – Announcing Our Keynote Speaker
The Toronto Agile Community is proud to announce that Scott Ambler will be our keynote speaker at this year’s Fall Conference on November 6th. Scott has a long history with TAC, he has presented at many of our Conferences over the years and was our first-ever…
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2020 Annual Conference – Registration Now Open
The Toronto Agile Community organizing committee is pleased to bring you our 12th annual Fall Conference, online, scheduled for Friday November 6th, 2020 from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The theme for this year’s conference will be “The Future of Agile in a virtual world” to…
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2020 Annual Conference – Call for Sponsors
The Toronto Agile Community is pleased to bring you opportunities to connect and support the local Agile community in the form of sponsorship of our upcoming Annual Conference. For details on the benefits of sponsorship please click on the Download Sponsorship Information button. Download Sponsor Information…
2020 Annual Conference – Call for Sessions
The Toronto Agile Community invites you to submit speaker proposals for our 12th Annual Conference. This year will be our first-ever virtual conference. Given the global pandemic and it’s effect on how we work, our theme for this year’s conference will be “Future of Agile in a virtual…
Save the Date – The Toronto Agile Fall Conference coming November 6th
The annual Toronto Agile Community (TAC) Fall Conference will be taking place this year on November 6th, online. Save the date, and stay tuned for further updates regarding registration, program and logistics. The TAC organizing committee considered the feasibility of organizing a Fall Conference this year…
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TAC Donates Open Space Proceeds to the Healthcare Heroes Fund
TAC is pleased to announce that we donated the proceeds from our May 30th Open Space event to the Healthcare Heroes Fund.
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Fall Conference Questionnaire – Results
Here is a summary of the results from the questionnaire that we sent out earlier this month to gauge interest in a virtual version of our annual Fall Conference. The message from the data is clear; there is interest in a virtual conference this year, and…
2020 Fall Conference Questionnaire
TAC will not be organizing an in-person conference this Fall. But everyone is moving their events online this year, and online event fatigue is a reality that we can’t ignore.
2020 Sponsorship Status
In past years Sponsors have had a significant role in helping the Toronto Agile Community with expenses for our live events. In 2020 we’re planning to do our Open Space on May 30th online to protect our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. As expenses for online activities…
TAC Announces Open Space
The Toronto Agile Community is happy to announce our eleventh Open Space event to be held online on Saturday, May 30th.
2019 Conference Program
This year, our 11th Annual Toronto Agile Community Conference is expected to be our largest to date!
Characteristics of a Good Session
Have you ever submitted a session proposal for a conference, but it did not get accepted? You know the session was good, and you know that the conference participants would have benefited from what you had to offer, yet the conference organizers decided to not pin…